ATTL2

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ATTL2 stands for Automation Technology (AT) Terminal and Terminal Blocks (TL) which are used mainly in process control applications, such as those related to energy, mining and manufacturing. ATTL2 are typically divided into two categories – Din Rail terminal blocks and Channel terminal blocks.

Din Rail terminal blocks are one form of ATTL2 used for process control. Din Rail terminal blocks are used in industrial applications since they provide flexibility, safety and high performance. The Din Rail terminal blocks are designed to mount to a DIN rail, which is a type of metal rail with grooves or slots for the Din rail terminal blocks to slide into. The mounting of the Din Rail terminal blocks onto the DIN rail allows them to be easily identified and interconnected. Generally, the Din rail terminal blocks use a screw/bolt system which allows for easy wiring and fastening of the terminals. In addition, the Din Rail terminal blocks allow for wiring and maintainance without requiring a full rewiring of the system.

Channel terminal blocks are the other form of ATTL2. The Channel terminal blocks are used in process control applications that require a greater number of connections. Unlike Din rails, the Channel terminal blocks are mounted to a framing system which allows additional channels to be easily added. As well, insulation is easier to manage and the Channel terminal blocks feature a locking mechanism which prevents the accidental disconnection or contact between the terminals. The locking mechanism is especially important in applications such as those related to high-voltage and hazardous applications.

ATTL2 are an integral part of many process control applications, as the terminals provide a secure, reliable connection between the components. Despite their differences, Din Rail terminal blocks and Channel terminal blocks both feature a wired insulation that helps avoid potential safety hazards. Furthermore, the working principle of both Din Rail and Channel terminal blocks remains the same: the terminals form a secure connection between two points and electrical current is able to flow freely through them.

In conclusion, ATTL2, which are either Din Rail terminal blocks or Channel terminal blocks, are essential components of modern process control applications. By providing a reliable and secure connection between components, ATTL2 enable the efficient operation of the process. Furthermore, they make maintenance easier and prevent potential safety hazards.

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